Roshondra
\r(o)-shond-ra, rosh(un)-dra\ as a girl's name is a variant of Roshon (Hindi, Sanskrit), and the meaning of Roshondra is "shining light".
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Roshondra
Guy1: Wow, sure wish I can get a chance to work with Roshondra.
Guy2: Toughluck she's in love with her ex.
Guy2: Toughluck she's in love with her ex.
Roshondra by Amazingkid1 October 9, 2013
Rashonda
A girl who is very caring and will put others before herself. She will give you the shirt off her back and expect nothing in return. She loves everything and everybody. She doesnt look for others to notice her for what she does for other but accepts acknowledgement. She's confident, beautiful, shy and free spirited but at the same time doesnt take anyones shit. If you fall in love with her and treat her right just know she will love you a million times more than what you expect. Shes a lady in the street but behind closed doors shes a freak. She can be the sweetest thing ever but fuck with her and she turns cold as an icebox. Shes a nightmare dressed like a daydream
Rashonda by Heyheyheyo April 29, 2016
roshonda
roshonda by Alex Hendrz June 22, 2016
roshanara
She is a women that is faithful,loyal,kind,funny,playful,and other things you can imagine. And her beauty is so amazing it’s the most beautiful thing you have ever seen. And her personality is so amazing. She is social,secure,lovable,meant to model and be an actress. She will have a bright future. She will find an amazing man and have a beautiful family.
I have meat a girl and she was so beautiful. And her name was roshanara and looked at her like if I was looking at the clouds
roshanara by Chicago fredman February 25, 2018
Reshonda
An amazingly awesome girl with a rockin' body. Very easy to talk to and always fun to be around. extremely smart girl who balances brains and Beauty with elegance.
Reshonda by Pattherussian November 22, 2011
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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